10 gpm

[Pat Norman]

Looking back at your original post "swirls" bothers me. Usually swirls indicate walking to fast or bar turning too slow. That seems a little odd for 10 gpm pushing a small surface cleaner. What psi is your pump rated to and unloader set at? Do you have a pressure guage? Or maybe the nozzles need tilted more.

 

[DJ Carroll]

People do it everyday. Big guys have their place but not on a lot of my jobs. The centers we clean have so many columns, concrete trash receptacles etc. The 20" maneuvers around everything where as a big guy can't. Did i mention dumpster pads?
We would have more time edging than surface cleaning.

Makes sense like using a 72" on a resi lawn ... I'm picking up what your putting down now.

 

[JDhomeservices]

Makes sense like using a 72" on a resi lawn ... I'm picking up what your putting down now.

I'm pretty sure it all evens out anyway. You use a smaller surface cleaner, you can walk a lot faster. It's like comparing a 42" mower with a top speed of 12 MPH to a mower with a 60" deck with a top speed of 8 MPH.

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